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October 16, 2014
A super slate: Warner Bros. plans 10 superhero movies (Wired)
HBO to offer its own SVOD service (Financial Post)
First HBO, now CBS will enter SVOD market (New York Times)
Red is the New Black as Netflix shares plunge (Wall Street Journal)
October 15, 2014
Why Xbox One is not living up to expectations in China (Business Insider)
Super Smash Bros
shows what ails Nintendo (Wired)
Ubooly gets rebranded to focus on smart toys (TechCrunch)
Target brings Halloween to Instagram (AdAge)
October 14, 2014
Why branded content is having a difficult time at Cannes (AdAge)
Netflix leads Amazon, Hulu among SVODs in US (TechCrunch)
Study: 1% of mobile gamers make up 29% of spending (VentureBeat)
SoftBank to acquire video streaming service DramaFever (The Hollywood Reporter)
October 10, 2014
Amazon to open physical retail store in Manhattan (Wall Street Journal)
Minecraft movie to be a big budget affair (The Guardian)
The US$99 VR headset that could get everyone hooked (Wired)
Google goes big for next smartphone (VentureBeat)
October 9, 2014
Cartoon Network launches micro-network for smartphones (Variety)
Lego breaks up with Shell after Greenpeace campaign (Mashable)
How
Minecraft
can help teach kids to read (Wired)
Snapchat ads coming soon (Wall Street Journal)
October 8, 2014
How Netflix is shaking up the movie business (Variety)
Exploring ‘San Fransokyo’ Disney’s hybrid city in
Big Hero 6
(Gizmodo)
How TV nets should promote their shows on YouTube (AdAge)
Does JK Rowling’s cryptic tweet mean Harry Potter is coming back? (The Guardian)
October 7, 2014
Turner to axe 10% of its work force (Variety)
YouTube poised to create original kids programming (The Guardian)
Microsoft lets players make their own games with Project Spark (VentureBeat)
A green Christmas: Holiday sales predicted to grow 4% (AdAge)
October 6, 2014
Netflix and Amazon prove too mighty for Redbox streaming service (Huffington Post)
Disney’s billion-dollar bailout plan for Disneyworld Paris (Variety)
Pendleton Ward on why he walked away from Adventure Time (Rolling Stone)
Google wants to get kids coding (CBC)
October 3, 2014
Building an Angry Birds Empire isn’t so easy (Businessweek)
Disney extends CEO Iger’s contract for two more years (Bloomberg)
Can YouTubers boost sales for home video titles? (Variety)
Netflix takes aim at theaters with Adam Sandler flicks (New York Times)
October 2, 2014
RadioShack fights back struggles with…toys? (MarketWatch)
Rovio forced to cut 16% of its workforce after over-estimating growth opportunities (Wall Street Journal)
Overseas box office makes up for falling US sales (Hollywood Reporter)
Visualizing
The Pixar Theory
(Mashable)
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